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The design team had changed the original layout and made the living room, dining room and study room connected to each other, in order to avoid the oppression. The raised floor by the window of the living room extends to the study room has multiple functions such as brewing tea, resting, stretching, reading, and exercising. The design team used light wood color throughout the interior. The grille elements appear consistently showing the modern Japanese style in their design.
Wetland Seasons Park is a residential interior design for a holiday apartment in Hong Kong. The 892 square foot apartment is located beside a wetland reserve and is surrounded by a calm environment. One bedroom was removed to form an open dining zone, so the living area appears larger and the view is opened up. A full-width balcony glass wall brings ample natural light into the interior. Wall surfaces are covered with textured botanical wallpaper, light veneer and bronze steel. Marble stone and a lacquer display shelf refine the space.
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Luxury and Humanity is a residential interior design for a 211 square meter apartment in New City, Taiwan. The home contains three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, three bathrooms, a study and two dressing rooms. Modern luxury forms the base of the space, while the natural character of the materials shapes its appearance. Marble, imported wooden flooring, titanium plates, veneer, leather and fabric walls are used. Indirect lighting and soft fabric furniture add warmth. Large floor-to-ceiling windows bring natural light into the open layout.
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The Experiment is a residential interior design for a 20-ping home in New Taipei City, Taiwan. Walls are avoided in the public area, where hidden divisions and hallways surround an open kitchen. An induction stove is placed on the kitchen island, so users face the window view and the living room while cooking. Three elevating glass panels are hidden in the ventilator to contain cooking smells. Cabinets divide the living room and the bedrooms. Grey and white materials, wooden flooring and LED lights are used.
Aggregation of Cultures and Eras is a residential interior design completed in Taipei, Taiwan. The 165 square meter home uses Chinese scholarly culture and traditional scenery as symbols of a continuous history. Classical trim details are combined with modern colors and textures. Warm parquet flooring, leather wall surfaces and metal hardware create a calm and refined atmosphere. Natural scenery, daylight and ventilation are brought into the space. Energy-saving and low-emission devices support a sustainable and comfortable way of living.
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Bathed in Sunshine is a residential apartment interior located in Taiwan. The design removes excess walls and frame lines so that daylight can reach each part of the home. Floor to ceiling windows in the public areas collect abundant light, and the view runs without interruption from the entrance to the kitchen, living room and study. Wood and stone surfaces provide natural texture, arranged through order and color. Curved frameless glass and rounded corners replace sharp edges at the bar, study, bathroom and corridor entry, allowing safer use and more room for a wheelchair.
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Opulence Purity is a residential interior design covering 145 square meters in Taiwan. Pure colors and clean lines define the simple and modern space. Large window openings introduce daylight and bring the green plants outside into the rooms. The entrance hall is spacious, with a glass wall along one side, and floor-to-ceiling windows extend the view across the promenade to a further window. A black and white marble wall forms the main feature. The dining room connects to the kitchen, where hidden storage in wall cabinets keeps the space simple.
Poly Guangzhou Creative Apartment is a residential interior design for a 90 square meter home in Guangzhou. The design follows the idea that less is more. Decoration is reduced and the functions are clear on entering. Movable walls divide the space, so the living room can be made larger or smaller according to family needs. Materials include black steel for the desktop, marble for the bar counter, cotton and linen for the sofa and wood for the walls. White, black and wood tones keep the clean space warm rather than cold.
This is an apartment located on the first floor, with open and independent front and back yards. The client can do yoga, painting, singing bowl healing and music creating in the indoor and outdoor space. The design team set the theme as a peace of mind. In the interior space, in accordance with the client’s preference for nature, the team used a variety of natural materials. The materials used in this case include Taiwan native species of wood, stone, wood wool cement board, rattan, cotton, linen, etc. but excluding tropical rain forest species.
Outside the Box is an office interior design created for a company headquarters renovated from an old structure. The open floor plan uses a large amount of glass as a transparent medium, so the work areas remain open, bright and suited to friendly interaction. Grayish white tones give the indoor space a bright and neat character. The lobby has a two story vaulted ceiling and large French windows. Couches, bar counters by the windows and circular sofas form separate areas for flexible work, meeting or rest.
Restrained Hidden is a residential interior design completed in Taiwan. The plan covers an indoor area of 46 ping, including an entryway, living room, reading area, dining room and kitchen, along with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a study. Grey, black and white form the base palette. Light blue cabinets, matte marble stones, mirrors and glass add a quiet sense of luxury. Hexagonal bricks, wooden flooring and wide planks are combined for the floors. Indirect lighting and daylight outline depth, while a consistent ceiling height softens the structural beams.
Platinum and Stone Sentiment is a residential interior design for a single-storey home of about 110 square meters in Hsinchu County, Taiwan. The layout and circulation were adjusted to suit daily needs, with an enlarged kitchen and an aligned axis linking the kitchen island, the dining table and the dining area. Spanish marble forms the main living room wall and the dining tabletop. The kitchen island is a three-way cabinet with thin slate panels, holding a wine cabinet, two drawers for dining ware and an appliance cabinet. Calm linear forms are combined with light classical details.
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